Kgothatso Montjane Destined to Play Wheelchair Tennis
Kgothatso Montjane points out to gsport Editor, Kass Naidoo, that wheelchair tennis accidentally fell onto her path in high school and 15 years later has become a world-renowned player
Big financial boost for Montjane ahead of US Open
Optimize Agency unveiled a wide-ranging strategy including serious financial partners to power SA’s No. 1 wheelchair tennis star, Kgothatso Montjane in her quest to achieve her peak international potential
gsport Confirms Names of #gsport13 Nominees
gsport has announced receipt of more than 600 nominations, adding up to 237 nominees across the 18 Awards categories open for public nominations, for the 2018 gsport Awards.
Wheelchair Tennis Prioritises the Empowerment of Young Disabled Girls
Wheelchair Tennis South Africa General Manager Karen Losch says that the Federation’s efforts to empower young disabled girls through the sport remains their priority, and is very much ongoing.
KG Flies Out for British Start to 2017 Season
Coming off a best-ever year in which she won no less than 8 titles, wheelchair tennis ace KG Montjane flies out to start 2017 international season at the ITF L3 North West Challenge in Britain.
Kg Aims to End 2016 in Style at Bath and Prague
SA’s no.1 wheelchair tennis Kg Montjane aims to cap a successful year by aiming for success during her year-end European tour of Bath and Prague
Mabaso Spearheads Rowing Transformation in SA
Her work in expanding the reach of Rowing SA to all of South Africa has earned the federation’s development officer Virginia Mabaso a berth as one of three finalists in the annual SA Sports Awards’ Administrator of the Year category
Strong Team to Wheelchair Tennis World Cup
Wheelchair Tennis South Africa has named a strong women’s team to the Wheelchair Tennis World Team Cup in Turkey
No Disability Holds Her Back
Wheelchair Tennis SA has lauded accomplished women’s top seed KG Montjane on National Youth Day in South Africa, the young inspiring athlete having excelled in her short tennis career, and having shown that no disability holds her back.
ACSA Border Open Stars Progress in East London
A total field of six international wheelchair tennis players and 50 locals across all three divisions – men’s, women’s, and quads kicked off in East London on Wednesday, with SA’s No.1, Kgothatso Montjane the tournament’s top seed in the women’s division.